Experiences with

Hypotonia

I am a carer to our daughter she hypotonia, Ataxia,convergent squint, and severe global development delay and we are struggling to help her as she has a bad attitude problem and a temper and she is 7 years old

The OAT is particularly relevant for the chronically “unwell” patient who may be experiencing Multiple chemical sensitivities Chronic fatigue syndrome Fibromyalgia Fatigue Malaise Hypotonia (loss of muscle tone) pH imbalances Low exercise tolerance Muscle/joint pain Headache

My 3 year old has had numerous different diagnoses thrown at her during her short life--born with hip dysphasia and hypotonia, has been extremely sick and in drs and hospitals more than out these past 3 years, history of asthma and unexplained stopping breathing, autism spectrum and anxiety with suspected

My 3 year old has had numerous different diagnoses thrown at her during her short life--born with hip dysphasia and hypotonia, has been extremely sick and in drs and hospitals more than out these past 3 years, history of asthma and unexplained stopping breathing, autism spectrum and anxiety with suspected

My 3 year old has had numerous different diagnoses thrown at her during her short life--born with hip dysphasia and hypotonia, has been extremely sick and in drs and hospitals more than out these past 3 years, history of asthma and unexplained stopping breathing, autism spectrum and anxiety with suspected

My 3 year old has had numerous different diagnoses thrown at her during her short life--born with hip dysphasia and hypotonia, has been extremely sick and in drs and hospitals more than out these past 3 years, history of asthma and unexplained stopping breathing, autism spectrum and anxiety with suspected

Told i probably had MS or a demyelination of the spinal cord as I had right sided weakness, abnormal reflexes and bladder hypotonia. Prescribed no end of pain medications which now include morphine and morphine patches, heaps of diazepam, codeine and the list could continue.

She has neurological symptoms including hypotonia muscle weakness and developmental delay with her gross motor skills. We are from Australia and wondering if there are recommend paediatricians to treat my daughter? Our current paediatrician won’t treat her as she is within the normal lad results.

Symptoms: - sweating, mostly feels hot though sometimes will be sensitive to the cold - rapid weight gain despite diet and exercising, slowed metabolism - dominating constipation though occasional normal stools - stomach and pelvic pain - hypotonia according to physiotherapist, weaker than peers both

Because because I've ran all the tests and at this age the physiotherapist mentioned I have hypotonia, carpal tunnel syndrome, and peripheral neuropathy. Without socks as a cushion I walk with a limp because of soreness on my left foot.

What i know now that he is having low muscle tone hypotonia. We did another check for him a weeks ago. My question is if he does have hypothyroid problem is the medication still effective and make his growth as normal as any other baby. Whats the cause that make the result is changing like that.

He has been diagnosed with dyspraxia and joint and muscle hypotonia. He has a watch which reminds him to go to the toilet every two hours and we use a tens machine on his lower back for an hour a night. As well as sitting on the toilet each evening to encourage regular bowel movements.

They all sound like my daughter's medical history: global developmental delay, wobbly walking, constantly falling, ataxia and hypotonia get much worse when she's ill, etc...

He has hypotonia, hypermobility, brisk reflexes. He has a mild speech delay. He has Strabismus (eyes turn inwards) I cant ask for more, in terms of his progress, the therapies and help he receives, and the doctors trying to find a diagnosis. He even receives DLA for high mobility.

Whenever her fever goes up - the ataxia gets worse and so does her hypotonia (cannot even sit unsupported if the fever is very high). doctors have taken metabolic tests recently, at the time she had a fever and ataxia got worse.

He has hypotonia, hypermobility, Ataxia. He has global development delay, mild speech delay. Strabismus and he had two holes in his heart which have closed.

my son is severely disabled he is 16 and each year we are finding out more disabilities i have not met any one else whose child has the same.he has microcephaly hypotonia cerebral palsy about 4=5 variations of autism example autism aspergerrs fragile xlearning disabilities spinal syrinxes(cyts) and

In the report it states and I quote, Dr******* described Jack as a strange child who has hypotonia and hypermobility with no explained genetic reason. Well!! I was chomping at the bit, they always arrive on a Saturday. How dare he!!!